But another side could confirm three COVID-19 cases, all of which impact first-team goalkeepers, leading to a postponement. This is why the Premier League looks at postponements on an individual ...

With COVID-19 cases at their highest level ever in the United Kingdom and half of the weekend’s Premier League matches already postponed, football’s busiest time of the year is at risk.

Premier League clubs will have to prove they have at least four Covid-19 cases to get matches called off under new guidance announced.

The Premier League is experiencing a COVID-19 crisis. Six of 10 fixtures were postponed last weekend due to outbreaks at a host of clubs, ...

Tottenham's fixture against Brighton, originally due to be played on Dec. 12, was the first Premier League game of the season to have been postponed due to a COVID-19 outbreak experienced by Spurs.

“Fulham lodged a request with the Premier League Board to rearrange the fixture following a significant rise in positive COVID-19 cases, as well as a number of players showing symptoms today ...

Half of the weekend's Premier League fixtures are now off after four more games were postponed because of Covid-19 outbreaks. The latest games affected are Southampton v Brentford, Watford v ...

In addition to recommendations Premier has put forward to deal with drugs used to treat COVID-19, Premier recommends additional measures specific to the drugs used for co-morbid conditions, including: ...

Premier League sides can apply for a fixture postponement only if they have a minimum of four positive COVID-19 cases in their squads, the league said on Wednesday following a meeting of ...

Premier Health has announced its secured a new rapid test for coronavirus within the last 24 hours that should allow for quicker testing in the Miami Valley.

“Fulham lodged a request with the Premier League Board to rearrange the fixture following a significant rise in positive COVID-19 cases, as well as a number of players showing symptoms today ...